Joel Campbell

Joel Campbell praised the medical staff of Arsenal and Real Betis for helping him recover from his knee injury quickly.

Lucas Perez scored as none of the Arsenal loanees making appearances were on the losing side this weekend.

Joel Campbell has finally been cleared to make his debut appearance for loan side Real Betis.

Marc Bola was a standout performer against Blackpool, Lucas Perez featured against Espanyol and Nwakali, Mavididi and Asano made substitute appearances for their loan sides.

Marc Bola, Takuma Asano, Kelechi Nwakali and Lucas Perez all featured for their clubs last weekend. 

The season is starting to pick up some speed for Arsenal’s loanees now the transfer window is closed, and Saturday brought another round of fixtures for many of their sides.

Arsenal’s Kelechi Nwakali scored for VVV-Venlo, while Lucas Perez returned for his former club and Takuma Asano also featured.

Arsenal stay third in the Injury League table, Everton are top and Watford are currently in second place.

In addition to Arsenal’s loanees getting game time for their respective clubs, there was also a lot of movement in the last few days of the transfer window.

Joel Campbell spoke yesterday about his loan move to Real Betis, and his excitement to play for the club.

Joel Campbell will spend yet another season out on loan with the forward agreeing to sign for Real Betis.

Arsenal forward Joel Campbell looks set for another loan move, this time back to Spain and Real Betis.

Arsenal remain third in the Injury League table as Everton replace Watford at the top.

Arsenal and Costa Rica forward Joel Campbell has told the club that he doesn’t want to go on loan again this season.

Joel Campbell appears to be on his way back to Arsenal after going through knee surgery, with supporters excited by his potential return.

Arsène Wenger has stressed that Arsenal need to lose some players before they buy, with the Gunners recently loaning two more players out of the club and selling a youth midfielder.

Arsenal are joint-top of the Injury League table with Watford ahead of Saturday’s trip to face Stoke City.

Arsene Wenger has said he’s willing to keep his contract rebels at the club and risk losing them for free in 12 months, even if it costs Arsenal £200m.

Arsenal have reportedly switched their transfer focus away from trying to sign Thomas Lemar from Monaco to offloading unwanted players already at the club.

Arsene Wenger believes that selling Arsenal’s deadwood this summer will help improve the ‘mental climate’ at the club.